Rayder Yearbook: Charlevoix High School 1971

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Can they be memories of years gone bv

And times not to be forgotten . . .
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When I can look life
in the eyes, grown calm
and very coldly wise,
life will have given me
truth, and taken in
exchange my youth —

Sara Teasdale

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We have our
draw hacks,
hut come
let us
explore.

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To those who
are no longer
children, I leave,
the knowledge of
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Real education
must ultimately
be limited to
men who insist
on knowing the
rest is mere
sheep-herding.

Ezra Pound

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Eternity is thrust upon
a bit of earth, a
senseless stone. A grain
oj dust, a casual clod
receives the greatest
gift from God.

Louis Untermeyer

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Memory is
the diary
we all carry
with us.

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CO- EDITORS

Donna Staley

Sandy Gigg

LAYOUT EDITOR
Terri Wood

PHOTO COORDINATOR
Jean Carey

COPY EDITOR
Susan Pettis

JR. EDITOR
Peggy Berg

BUSINESS MANAGER
Beth Inman

SALES MANAGER
Kris Osterberg

ADVERTISING EDITOR
Marcia Brown.

We would like to express our sincere thanks to all
of those who helped to make this year one to remem-
ber. Special thanks to Mr. Hugh Riker for the use of
his sketches in the introduction and to Mrs. Constance
Ford for all the time and energy she spent to make the
1971 RAYDER possible.

The Editors

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Seniors Planning Their Trip

Senior Class Officers; President- Xancy Fochtman, \"ice-President- Kris Osterberg, Secretary"- Annette Hansen, Treasurer- Sandy
Gigg.

PAMELA KAY ALSPAUGH

LAUREL KAY AXCE

GEORGE ANDERSON

Sr. 14

SHERYL A. AUSTIN

NICOLE' DEBRA BALLARD

GRETCHEM LEE BARNUM

MICHAEL R. BERGMANN

THOMAS EUGENE BERGMANN

WILLIAM FREDERICK BERGMANN

RONALD G. BINDI

Sr. /15

RICHARD L. BOGART

JERRIE KRISTEN BRADY

RUTHANN T. BROWE

MARCIA LYNN BROWN

SANDRA JEAN CELLNER

DANIEL T . CORRADI

DARLENE CUNNINGHAM

Sr./16

MARLENE CUNNINGHAM

MITCHELL E. CUNNINGHAM

ELIZABETH ANN CURRIE

DOREEN H. DEPRV

NURLENE DIXON

ROBERT BRUCE DONALDS OX

BEXJ.\MCs EDWARD DROST

KATHRYN MARIE EGLER

TERRY RODGER ELZDs'GA

Cleaning ladies'

Sr. IS

KAY ELLA FIEDOREK

DAVID LEE FOCHTMAN

NANCY P. FCXZHTMAN

DA\ID R. GILL

TRUDI ANNE GOLDSTICK

MARI JO GOSS

BERTA GREIF

Sr./19

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PHsiNY LYNN" HEKLEY

HAR3ARA ANN" HZRZCC-

ERIC VONN HEDRICK

LLOYD JCHN HIN!Z3.iUCH

TERRI A. JACKSON

CATHERINE JONES

SUELLEN KAY KA^'NER

JOHN KERNER

DAVID ALAN KIMBLE

MICHELLE PATRICE KING

Sr. , 21

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LAURIE ANNE LYONS

DONNA JEAN MARTIN

MARLON KAY MAY

DELLA MARIE PATRICK

ROBERTA FRANC INE PEARL

DORIANNE PAULETTE PETERS

IVlARIA PIZARRO

They always say the Seniors are all wet.

Sr. 25

DAVID W. PLUMM

LARRY E. POP

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RICHARD L. POTTER

VICKI MARLEEN POTTER

JUDY ANN POTTER

MARGARET ELISE RADER

The Widow at Work ! ? !

TUIRE SOILILLI SAVINAINEN

Sr./26

TIMOTHY I. SELPH

RONALD )AMES SIMPSON

WENDE J. SKELTON

JOYCE MARIE SKIPPERGOSH

RODERICK E. SLONE

LINDA R. SMMLEY

CONNIE KAY SMITH

Sr. 27

DEBRA L>"NN SMITH

DONXA L. STALEY

KEVIN LEE S^.TAN'SCN

SHELLEY ANN SZUDZK

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SANDRA L. 'vVAY

Sr. 2 =

MARK ALLEN WESTENBROEK

FA YE ALICE WHITLEY

BARBARA JEAN WIKLANSKI

TERI J. WOOD

Sr. 29

Senior Trip

To
Cedar Point

Bright and early, like about 5
A.M., or May 27, the Seniors boarded
the buses to leave on their Senior Trip
to Cedar Point, Ohio. It was about an
eight hour trip to the Hotel Breakers
where they stayed. That afternoon and
evening was spent looking around the
park. The next morning, they were
turned loose with tickets to get their
stamps and strings to get them on all
the rides free.

At 5 P. M. the same afternoon, they
again boarded the buses for the long
trip home. It was a long trip in such
a short time, but well worth it as every-
one will agree.

Thank you to the school board and
Mr. Miller for your permission for the
trip.

''Let Us Strive On

Graduation 197 1

CLASS FLOWERS:
Black -Eyed Susan
and Yellow Daisy

CLASS COLORS:

Midnight Blue and Silver

. . . To Do AUWhich
May
Achieve And Cherish . . .

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S1S./32

. . . A Just
And
Lasting Peace .

. . . Among Ourselves And With All Nations.
Abraham Lincoln

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Srs. /34

Srs. ,'35

You th

For

Understanding

Youth for Under s:ar_ci-g provides
an opportimity for sr_der_:5 :: j-.e
United States to visit lar.is ;ther :ha-
their o':^-, as vrell as invitiTig loreigr
5r_zer.:5 :3 O-ir CD^ntry. Students rr3~
our school v.-ho v.er: ahroad last sum-
~er vrere Shelle"." 5r"idz:k to the Neth-
erlarcs, Tr'_ci 3;1z£::ck :; Brazil,
'?ez'r/ Racer to .-^gertir.a, ar.c
EHzaheh-". Cirrie :: ?ar£r_£v,

er.:er:£:~ several loreigr, srccerts

5er:a C-reif fro— Brazil, arrived in
time to soer.z tre sec ore semester
vrithtLS. Tuire "Tippv" Savirairer
from Finland and Ham "."erBeek from

and spen: the entire year v.'iih ns.
Bnr:_rh the Bh F . F. program., all of
mese smdenrs have enlarged meir
perception ot m^e "voric anc
themselves.

Juniors . . . From Milkshakes To Prom

In order to make the Jr. /St. Prom a success, the Junior class led by the offi-
cers, took on several money-making projects, including bake sales and dances. The
largest of these projects was the milkshake machine, which proved popular with the
student body and at basketball games.

Leisa Ager
Alan Aven,'
Jeanne Belfy
Margaret Berg
Beth Bergmann

Kenneth

Bergman
Claudia Black
Kathr>Ti

Blissett
Charles Berths
Margaret

Berths

Jr. /38

Diane Boss
Becky Browe
Bill Carey

Class Officers
President Dan
Tollas, Vice
President Lori
Herzog, Secre-
tary Laurie
Engstrom.

Jean Carey
Tim Carey
Roger Crain
Bob Cudd
Mary Curtis

Rick Donaldson
Fred Davison
Laurie Engstrom
Ross Faking
Glerui Goss

Debbie Hauff
Cindy Hawkins
Lauri Heeres
Ned Henley
Lauri Herzog

Jr./39

Cindy Johnson
Hilar)' Jones
Josepii Jones
Cindy KLeiber
Paul Klooster

Jeffrey Lachman
Dale Lovell
Leslie Lugibihl
Claxe Martin
Dale Mathews

Mark Merritt
Michael Mol
Gar\' Moore
Rita Moses
John Murdick

\"icki Murray
Trudy Ohmer
Paul Osterberg
John Ozga
Maureen Peltier

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Jr. 40

The Line Up !

And You Should Hear The One About.

Juniors won 2nd place with their float, "We'll bury the Chiefs! "

Sue Pettis
Christine Potter
Diane Potter
Larr>' Potter
John Powell

Tim Reedy
Charles Robinsoi
Carl Russell
Clarence Russel
Sherrill Salisbur

J.inice Schuch
Julie Selph
Sue Shomin
\"icki Skelton
Sara Sweet

Jr. 41

Dan Tollas
Roxarme \'anLoo
Donna 'Warner
Jill Warner

Sharon Wertman
Gerald WTieat
Jean Wilcox
Debra Williams

Sara Wilson
Jane 'Wimmer
Debra 'Wolgamott

Jr./42

Reading your "Anthology'" book?! ?

Hi There !

Sophomores: Just Wait A
Couple Oj Years . . . You II See

Class Officers: Ann Carey, Treasurer; Cathy Begrow, Secretary; Marilyn Cummings, President; Marty- Anders, Vice President.

Dale

Almonrode
Diane

Alexander
James Ance
Mart^' Anders
Criag Bamum

Deborah

Bartlett
Cathy Begrow
\'irginia Berg
Alvin

Bergmann
Clint Berlage

CUnt

Blanchard
Jim Borths
Dale Boss
Wilson Boss
Tim Bradley

Soph./ 43

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Shelly Hansen
Jacki Hawkins
Susan Herzog
Bruce Hodge
Mike Hodge

Peter Hooper
June Iz20
Sally Keie
Susan Kerner
Steve Key

Candy Klooster
Carl Klooster
Julie Koteskey
Kristce Kroush
Walter Kroush

\"incent Left
Kit Lieberman
Pat Linse
Susan Luedke
Dave Marshall

Soph. ,45

Sophomores tr>" again! !

Xits. Msxtir.
Louann Mason
Dav.-n McKenzie
Nora Moses

Jana OLmghouse
Joe Otmanovrski
Timothy Parsel
Anthony Penny

Teresa Phelps
Richard Phillips
Don Resch
Rita Rosenthal

Soph. , 46

Glen W'ertman
Sherry- Wcstenbroek
Debbie White
Kathy Whitley

Soph. 47

Freshmen .
Toward

New^
Horizons

Freshman Class Officers: Treasurer-David Mutz, Vice-President-Kelley Smith,
Secretary -Judy Hamilton, President-Patrick Plumm.

Tori Alger
Sher>-1

Alspaugh
Jan Archey
Dan Austin
David Ballard

Janet Be grow
Leon Bolhuis
Regina Borths
Susan Boss
Susan Bovd

Lauren Bradley
Sheilah Brady
Debra

Bresnahan
Terri Brown
Melanie Bumet

Fresh. /49

DeboraJi

Dannacher
Don Davison
Dawn Depew
Esther

Dhaseler
Cathy Dubey

Scott Egler
Patti Elzinga
Ivlark Emmons
Debra Empey
Ken Empey

Norm Empey
Karla Erber
Randy Faust
Ivlike

Fochtman
Greg Garten

Fresh. 50

Barb CiU
Judy

Hamilton
Mary Hauff
Ron

Himebauch
Sharon Holm

Kim Hufford
Linda Johnson
Clayton Jones
Patricia

Kasik
Carolyn

Kantola

Tom Keie
Melody

Kerner
Antony

Kleiber
Kendra Long
Nina

Lundtiegen

Fresh. /51

Keer

i^-v.-e re z-rzosz zo t^e too.

Debor=l
Ro-da :.:a5on

Darcy

McCaibdless
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Dale

Zvierecith.
Julie ^D.cIlael
Tim ^ioe^l^Ild

James >--Oore
Tom Mort
John Mmray
Da\'id Matz

Jack
Nis^var.cer

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Gary Novotny
Gretchen

Olsen
Candyce

Olson
John

Osterberg
Mildred

Otis

Sally

Paterka
Dan Patrick
Carole Pence
Tim Penny
Judy Perron

Valerie

Peters
Pat Plumm
Jeff

Popenhagen
Anita Potter
Jim Potter

Greg Stevens
Jeff Thorp
Bill Thorp
Patti "'I'l'amer

Pan ''.'.' atk ins
Cathy \',"hite
Lisa ViTnte
Sherri Wolgamott

Fresh./ 54

Queen
Marcia

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Homecoming 1970

Queen Marci.i Brown - Escort Jim Wilson, Sherry Austin - Howard Otis, Beth Imnan - Rod Slonc, Ivris Osterberg - Dick Bogart,
Nancy Fochtnian - Gary ["orbrig.

Act. 57

TOP - The Rayders aren't a Draggin'.
MIDDLE LEFT - And the band played
on, and on, and on. . . .
MIDDLE RIGHT - Some of our Cheer-
leaders - Sherry Westenbroek, Laurie
Engstrom, and Lisa Wasoski.
BOTTOM - On your mark, get set, go!

Act. 58

The 1970 Homecoming be-
gan with the traditional snake-
dance and bonfire, which, with
the help of cheerleaders and
band, generated enthusiasm
and anticipation of the students
for the forthcoming events.

After the exciting, close,
and wet game, music provided
by The Steinsmen set the scene
for a traditional dance honor-
ing Queen Marcia and her
court.

The uniqueness of the floats
and excitement of the decision
all made it an event that will
be remembered for years to
come.

TOP LEFT - Will th^
real queen please
step forward.
MIDDLE LEFT -
Damp bodies, but
high hopes.

.mil:)DLE right -

And the war goes

on.

BOTTOM LEFT - I

wonder what they're

watching down

there?

Act. 59

Crowning by 1969 Queen Jackie Warner. Presentation of flowers by co-captains Bruce Meggison and Kevin Swanson.

Act./ 60

Homecoming came
to an end with "The
Steinsmen" playing at
the Dance. Our Queen
and everyone else
seemed to have a good
time even though there
were a few distrac-
tions and at least one
attraction.

Act. 61

The Morp

Students Win Honors

Many students of C. H. S. were hon-
ored this year through special awards.
Some were: N. Ballard, S. Kayner, and
D. Smith -Operation: Bentley; N. Hen-
ley, B. Carey, B. Cudd, R. Grain, C.
Borths, and ], Lachman-Boys' State;
N. Ballard-Betty Crocker Award; A.
Hansen-D. A. R. Award; and J. Wim-
mer-Girls' State.

Act. ,63

A Tim e For
Recognition

B. Donaldson,
Drafting Award; P.
Osterberg, Broken
Glass Award;
SLAAM Club, 3
year award
recipients.

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Act. /64

Varsity Cheerleaders receive their

letters from advisor Mrs. Osterberg.

Senior members of the Latin Club

accept their pins.

M. Westenbroek, 4 years of perfect

attendence.

L. Ormsby, Senior Math Award.

A Midsummer

yighi' s Dream

From 1 9' I

XoM- fair Hippolyra. our
nupnal hour draMs on

apace . . .

Seidorr

/ woo'd thee

with my sword . . .

Act./67

Fear not, my lord: your
servant shall do so.

Act./ 68

r II follow you

Act./ 69

'^S^veet moon, I
thank ihee tor
ihv sunnv beams

Act./70

Give me your hands, ij y\'e befriends,
and robin shall restore amends.

We wish to express our deepest
thanks and appreciation to C. A. Odniark
for his years of service and dedication
which have produced one of the finest
high school bands in the north.

Music/ 73

FIRST ROW: K. Fiedorek, D. Martin, J. Potter, S. Way, C. Smith, N. Ballard, D. Alexander. SECOND ROW: M. Wallace, J. Etti
tien, C. Blisset, L. Wolschleger, J. Dinwiddie, S. Sweet, M. Brown, D. Cunningham, A. Hansen, P. Berg, E. Carr. THIRD ROW:
A. Carey, S. Wertman, C. Elzinga, L. Engstrom, L. Lugihbil, C.T. Martin, P. Osterberg, S. Shulman, D. Klooster, P. Parsel, C.
Elzinga, K. Lieberman, S. Farrell. FOURTH ROW: B. Browe, M. Sandford, J. Warner, S. Szudrik, C. Potter, M. Kroll.

Symphony

Band Wins

Honors A t
State Festival

Band/ 74

FIRST ROW: J. Belfy, S. Pettis, L. Stalblin, D. Boss, J. Schuch, C. Begrow, T. Wood. SECOND ROW: M. Cunningham. D.
Potter, S. Wilson, D. Smith, M. Curtis, D. Wolgamott, D. Emmons, R. Pearl, N. Martin. THIRD ROW: J. Selph, T. Bradley,
G. Forbrig, J. Koteskey, J. Wilson, V. Skelton, S. Way, L. Wasoski, G. Wertman, R. Phillips, R. Winchester, M. Mol, J.
Pease, D. Staley. FOURTH ROW: B. Inman, C.A. Odmark, Director; M. Cummings.

Band/ 75

Practice And

Determination

Are The El em en ts

Of A Good

Concert Band

FIRST ROW: S. Westenbroek, P. Grubaugh, J. Begrow, M. Staley, M. Davorick, B. Gill. SECOND ROW: E. Dhashleer, T.
Alger, S. McNamara, D. Barttlet, D. Dannacher, C. Pence, K. Smith, S. McClellan, B. Sladek, S. Potter. THIRD ROW: C.
White, S. Wolgamott, R. Berths, L. White, P. Watkins, M. Emmons, E. Carey, B. Forbrig, T. Otis, P. Carey. FOURTH ROW:
D. McKenzie, B. Goss, D. White, T. Keie, D. Meredith, P. Hooper.

Symphony Band's Brass Sextet: Kit Lieberman, Chuck Elzinga, Diane Potter, Jim Wilson, Donna Staley. Missing-Eric Hedrick.

FIRST ROW: J Michael, T. Brown, G. Olsen. L. Bradley. T. Phelps. SECOND ROW: C. Klooster J
Hamilton, L- Custer, C. Russell, D. McCandles. D. Powell. R. Slone. S. Boss. THIRD ROW: K. 'Empev
RniA^ M^'r' P°P^"'^'\gf"' D. Ballard. P. Doan, R. Webster. T. Moreland. M. Fochtman. FOURTH
ROW: N. Empey, L. Mason, C.A. Odmark, Director.

Band/ 77

Marching

Band
Steps Out

Tnis year, for the first
time, the CHS Marching Band
was under the direction of Gary
Stutzman. This new influence,
along v.lth the band's officers --
Diane KLooster, treasurer,
Sandy Way, secretary, Beth
Inman, president, and Jim Wil-
son, student director, and our
fine majorettes Sue Pettis,
^larcia Brown, Head Major-
ette, Debby Bartlett, and
Diane Klooster helped to
strengthen and improve our
promising musicians and bring
about a greater degree of
school spirit.

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State

Solo

And

Ensemble

En tries

Sax Quartet: Sara Sweet, Janet Din-
widdle, Sue Way, Vicki
Skelton.

Flute/Oboe Duet: Sue Pettis, Jean Belfy.

Soloists: Laura Staublin, Sara Sweet, Sue Pettis, Maureen
Wallace, Jim Wilson, Debby Smith.

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Silver Anniversary

Concerts

On May 21 and 22, concerts v.ere presented to mark
25 years of dedicated service to Charlevoix High School
by Mr. Clarence A. Odmark. At this time, the Band
Room^ v.as dedicated to him by Mrs. Donald Brown on
behalf of the School Board and the Band Boosters. Also,
man^^ of his colleagues gave short speeches about him.

j\Ir. Odmark was presented gifts from the Seniors iz
tie band, both High School Bands, the Charlevoix Band
Boosters and many other organizations.

The even: v.as climaxed hy several alumni joining
with the S3,"mphony Band lor n:e playing of :he traditional
"Stars and Stripes Forever ',

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Pure Spirit!

We wish to thank our Vars-
ity Cheerleaders for this year
for the enthusiasm they helped
to generate for our Rayders.
WciOX. would we have done with-
out them? They were: Annette
Hansen, Kris Osterberg,
Sherry Austin, Kay Fiedorek,
and Laurie Engstrom.

Sports/82

J. V's And Freshmen

Spirit
A Plenty

Maintaining the pep and
spirit of the home crowd
throughout the game is a
special job delegated to those
who have best displayed the
ability for this sometimes
difficult task, Oir thanks go
to ].y. Cheerleaders Xita
Manm. Kit Lieberman,
Sherrv Westenl^roek, Lisa
W'asoski, and Elaine Carr
and to Freshman Cheer-
leaders Peggy Carey, Teri
Hrown, lUrb Gill, and Debbie
15resnchan for the vigor they
helped to sustain during the
Football and T^asketball
seasons.

Sports 'S3

Drive And Determination

Mark The Rayder

Football Season

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Rayders

Break
Even . . .

Alpena C. C.
Petoskey
Rogers City
Cheboygan
Gaylord
T.C.S.F.
Boyne City
St. Ignace

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BOTTOM LEFT-

I'll get him tins time.

BOTTOM RIGHT-

Where do yon think you're going?

Sports 85

A Big Defeat To End The Season

TOP LEFT: "Here's the place to see the game! '
BOTTOM LEFT: "Say Uncle! "

Sports/ 86

TOP RIGHT: "And here it comes! "

BOTTOM RIGHT: "Anybody for a game of tag?"

J. V*s Anticipate Tomorrow

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FIRST ROW: J. Murray, N. Empey, D. Meredith, J. Berths, J. Russell, M. Kane, K. Empey, Coach Probert.
SECOND ROW: C. Wimmer, G. Stevens, P. Whitley, T. Moerland, T. Keie, B. Goss, D. Zeitler, P. Martin,
E. Buday, S. McClellan, G. Wertman. THIRD ROW: R. Himebauch, C. Blanchard, J. Potter, R. Woods, S.
Kantola, J. Dyksterhouse, M. Custer, P. Doan, C. Berlage, J. Otmanowski, C. Jones, P. Plumm, S. Cooper,
P. Linse, B. Thorp, D. Austin.

Freshmen Bide Their Time

FRONT ROW: N. Empey, T. Morelajid, M. Kane, D. Meredith. I. Murray. SECOND ROW: R. Himebauch, 1.
Potter, R. Faust, B. Thorp, D. Austin, D. Zictlcr, P. Martin, C. Jones. THIRD ROW: G. Stevens, P. \Miitley,
S. McClellan, B. Goss, T. Keie, P. Plumm, E. Buday, K. Empey, Coach Probert.

Sports '87

Rayders Continue
Victory String

FIRST ROW: R. Grain, B. Carey, B. Meggison, K. Swanson, L. Potter. SECOND ROW: P. Osterberg, T. Carey,
M. Westenbroek, N. Henley, D. Swanson, B. Donaldson, R. Donaldson, R. DeYoung, J. Pease.

This was our first year with Coach Anderson. He gave
our RAYDERS the encouragement, stamina, knowl-
edge, and the drive to win.

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Spom/89

Results

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56

61

Petoskev

61

54

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54

61

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44

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58

66

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65

43

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64

43

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92

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50

45

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61

55

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Rayders

Go

Places

After taking fourth place in
the Michigan Huron Shores Con-
ference, the Red Rayders then
went on to play Onaway and Boyne
City. They took the Qass C Dis-
trict title. In Regional play the
Rayders beat Kalkaska and then
in the last game lost to Coleman
by the score of 64 to 62.

Sports 91

/. I \ ' s Make A Xe^v Beginning

Freshnen A nain Xew Skills

The Essence
Of Victory

Sports /93

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FRONT ROW: Margaret Berths. Haine Can, Cindy Funk, Mickey Hawkins. SECOND ROW: Cindy Kleiber,
Roberta Pearl, Laura Staublin, Pam Parsel. Donna Staley, Coach- ^ass Toni King.

Sports/ 94

J. V. 's A wait Next Season

FRONT ROW: Debbie Bartlett, Coleen Russell, Regina Berths, Patti Elzinga. SECOND ROW: Tori Alger,
Kit Lieberman, Tiller Otis, Marian Staley, Anne Carey, Coach-Miss Toni King.

Never one to be left be-
hind for long, C. H. S. this
year sponsored something
new to the students of our
school; Varsitv and Jr. Vars-
ity GIRLS' Basketball. Un-
der the leadership of Coach
Toni King, the two teams
practiced with evident en-
thusiasm and worked hard to
make the venture success-
ful. Although not a member
of a league this year, the
teams traded games with
Central Lake and Cheboygan,
and with the women faculty-
of the Middle School. Once
established in the league next
season, it is hoped the poten-
tial shown this year can be
more fully developed and
brinu honors home to C. H. S.

Sports/ 95

G

This year's golf
team was the larg-
est since it first
became a competi-
tive sport. The
boys met the game
with enthusiasm and
skill holding their
own throughout the
short season.

FRONT ROW: R. Woods, J. Lachman. SECOND ROW: P. KLooster, R. Grain, G. Skeel, B. Cudd,
J. Dyksterhouse. THIRD RO"W: T. Bradley, J. Russell, D. Grain, R. Faust, N. Henley, B. Carey.

Sports/ 96

Wrestling Team Gains Notice

FRONT ROW: P. Klooster, G. Skeel, R. Bindi, P. Ohmer, H. Otis. SECOND ROW: B. Wilson, G.
Stevens, B. Thorp, P. Linse, M. Custer, J. Groomes, C. Borths, G. Wertman, Coach Probert.

Ski Team Upholds It's Record

FRONT ROW: D. Davison, T. Bergman, C. Salisbury, D. Almonrode. SECOND
ROW: P. Grubaugh, N. Lunteigen, G. Forbrig, J. Etiemie, ]. Ostcrberg, C.
Cunningham, T. Penny, D. Bartlett, L. Ance, C.T. Martin, C. Olson, Coach
Bolduc.

Something old and
sometlii ng new, . . a
newly organized suc-
cessful Wrestling
Team and continued
success for the Ski
Team.

Sports/ 97

Track Team Builds
Distinction

"vrith Coach Gary Sritzr-.ar. tajdng co~~-and, dje
ro harcv.-ork aiid pracrlce, '.ve had a top placene~t in
o'.ir c 3""er er.ce ar.d also ir. rhe Ps-esdo-als,

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Another day,
Another season.
Another victory!

Sports '99

Student Council Charts Change

With President Kay Fiedorek and Vice-Pres-
ident Bruce Meggison at the helm, the C, H. S,
Student Council set bravely forth to chart a
course of change for 1970-71. The most impres-
sive of these changes involves the new relaxed
dress code, and the long awaited installation of
a pop machine in the cafeteria. In addition to
their regular duties of approving class and club
acti^^.ties, they also sponsored Homecoming, and
rewrote the School Constitution. This new con-
stitution paves the way for better student repre-
sentation and an even more effective council for
next year. Members of this year's council are;
Senior Representatives Beth Inman (who also
served as Secretary-Treasurer) and Terry El-
zinga; Jill Warner (Junior), Connie Crain (Fresh-
mian), Lisa Wasoski (Sophomore), Kay Fiedorek,
(President), Fred Dsvison (Junior), and Dan
Austin (Freshman). Missing from picture: Bruce
Meggison (Vice-President), and Steve Kantola
(Sophomore).

Org. /102

Top Ten . . .

Scholarship Is

Honored

Each year we honor our top stu-
dents through the National Honor
Society. This organization no longer
functions at CHS so we wish to hon-
or those students who represent the
top ten Seniors of the 1971 graduat-
ing class.

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D. Lewis; D. Staley; D. Egler; J. Klooster; K. Ficdorek; G. Anderson, Co-Salutatorian; D. Smith, X'alcdictori-
an; M. Westenbroek, Co-Salutatorian; S. Kayner; D. Patrick; L. Ormshy.

Orgs. /1 03

Snowmobile Club .

Winter Pastime Becomes
Ne^v Organization

Northern Michigan has always been
known for it's winter sports and since the
advent of the snowbomile, large groups of
young and old have enthusiastically included
it among their past times. This year,
C. H. S. snoNvmobile enthusiasts banded to-
gether to form a new club for fun in the
snow.

Cig. '104

G.A.A. . .

Emphasis

On
Activity

The Girls' Athletic Associa-
tion was formed at C. H. S. for
the first time this \ear under the
leadership of Mrs. Osterberg
and Annette Hansen, president;
Denise Wagner, vice-president;
Ann Carey, secretary; Bobbie
Sladek, treasurer.

They had many activities such
as bowling, bastcetball, track,
and volleyball. The volleyball
team that competed with other
schools is pictured at left. Tlie\-
are; M. Mosoryak, P. Parsel, D.
Warner, K. Lieberman, M. Dix-
on, L. Herzog, D. Peters, D.
Wagner, K. Whitle\-.

FIRST ROW: M. Mosoryak, T. Alger, D. Dannachcr, 1. lyoas I. Hcr/og, B. Rrowe, R. Berths. SECOND ROW: A. Carey
M. Staley, L. Bradley, K. Lieberman, B. Sladek, C. Russell, P. Parsel, C. Kleiber, D. Bartlett, M. May, C. Russell, S.
Pettis. THIRD ROW: D. Wagner, C. Funk, R. Slone, J. Begrow, A. Hansen, S. Westenbroek, D. McCandless, C. Crain,
R. Wiklanski, M. Borths, L. Sneathen, Mrs. Osterberg, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: P. Rader, L. Ance, G. Barnum. K.
Egler, R. Pearl, J. Carey, E. Carr, E. Carey, S. Alspaugh, i. Hawkins. M. Dixon, L. Custer, D. Staley. FIFTH ROW: T.
Wood, S. Szudzik, K. Osterberg.

CciJlipUS Lije . . . Insight through companionship

FIRST RC^^": S. Cellner. M. Cuiminghain, D. Klocster. D. Cinningham, J. Potter. Mr. Jensen. Ad\isor. S. May. L. Custer, E.
Dhaseller. SECCND RCW: M. Bro-ira. T. Bro-STO. B. Browe, S. Sweet. J. Schuch, D. Boss. W. Boss. J. Kemer, R. Potter. C.
Elzinga, S. Westenbroek, D. Wolgamott, S. Pettis. THIRD RCW: J. Wilcox, H. Jones. L. Staublin, T. Ohmer. K. Blissett, C.
Funk, R. Slone, X. Empey, M. Emmons. H. Verbeek. D. Fochtman, J. Klooster, D. Kimble. FOURTH RCW: S. Wolgamott,
M. Peltier, C. Potter, D.'Pov.-ell. S. Boss, D. McCandless. Nt. Stanley. C. Crain. D. Alexander. P. Linse. S, Key. M.
Westenbroek, C. Klooster.

Again tiiis year, the
Charlevoix chapter of Cam-
pus Life v;as on the move,
sponsoring meetings such as
"A Scream, in the Dark" at
Halloween, attending the
Holiday Teen Convention in
Washington, D, C. , and pre-
senting a vocal concert,
"Seranade of Spring'' in
April. Cam.pus Life also
sponsored a return \-isit to
C. H. S. by Jimmi DiRaddo
and the Potter's Clay. Spec-
ial recognition goes to Diane
Klooster who was cro%\TLed
1971 Campus Life Sweetheart
Queen for Northern
Michigan.

Org./ 106

F.H.A. Promotes Concern

FRONT ROW: R. Berths, P. Watson, L. Custer, V. Potter, C. Russell, D. Marme. SECOND ROW: D. Wells, S.
Boyd, C. Russell, C. Pence, D. Empey, M. Berths, Mrs. Odmark, Advisor, D. Martincheck, D. Peters, D.
Bascom, D. Wagner, J. Olinghouse, F. Whitlev.

The Future Ilomemakers of Ameri-
ca are always active in a variety of en-
terprises. From assisting in the March
of Dimes drive, to sponsoring the
Spring Fashion Show, they seem con-
stantly on tlie go. Aside from regular
functions and meetings, the club also
planned and executed several projects.
Officers for this year are M. Borths,
Reporter; F. Wliitley, President; \".
Potter, Parliamentarian; D. Peters,
Vice-President; and C. Russell,
Treasurer.

Org./ 107

Communications

Flash Editor Sherry Austin

Flash Staff FIRST ROW: D. Staley, T. Goldstick, D. Warner,

S. King, R. Slone, M. Mosoryak, M. May, J. Izzo, L. Lyons, N.
Fochtman, K. Osterberg, M. May, P. Berg, B. Inman, M. Goss.
SECOND ROW: B. Herzog, R. Luedke, C. Berths, L. Ance, P. Rader,
S. Gigg, S. Austin, R. Browe, L. Mason, D. Smith, M. Dixon, M.
Anders, T. Schantz. Pillar: J. Wilson, S. Haertter.

Opposite page

Flash Editorial Board Donna Staley

Sr. Production manager; Peggy Berg, Co-ordinating Editor; Ted Schantz,
Jr. Production manager; Kris Osterberg, Assistant Editor; Marian Mosor-
yak, Art Editor.

Annual Staff FIRST ROW: S. Kayner,

S. Gigg, B. Inman, S. Szudzik, D. Staley, M. Brown, J. Belfy, M.
Peltier, S. Pettis. SECOND ROW: L. Herzog, L. Lyons, P. Berg, E.
Carr, T. Phelps, M. Goss, C. Potter, D. Wolgamott. THIRD ROW: F.
Davison, J. Carey, D. Wagner, S. Luedke, P. Rader, T. Wood, K.
Osterberg, G. Forbrig. Missing from picture: N. Ballard.

797/

Rayder & Crimson Flash

Each and every student has the right
to be informed of the activities and
events which occur during the school
year. It is the duty of the Crimson Flash
and Rayder Staffs to provide the students
with such information. Each publica-
tion has it's own function but both are a
communication tool for the express pur-
pose of recording and informing the stu-
dents of CHS.

Spanish Club .

South of the Border at CHS.

~ze Spanish Cl'jh is an organization
zr,c.z brings all Spanish students together.
It gives the sr-icenrs an opportunity to ex-
tend hieir kn:".vlecge of Spanish vrhile at
zhe S£~5 ::~e having fun. This rear the
._i: V £5 husy with travelogues,
= Cnrisimas part\" and Good
Tries for Airs. Seaman.

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Vent,
Vidi,
Vici

The Latin Club has been especial-
ly active this year under the dynamic
leadership of President Debby Smith,
Vice President Diane Boss, Secretary
Sue Pettis, Historian Bill Wilson,
Treasurer Cindy Funk. Highlights of
the year were a travelougue, Christ-
mas Party, a Winter Sports part)',
and the annual Latin Banquet.

FIRST ROW: R. Bindi, B. Wilson. SECOND ROW: E. Carey, R. Slone, L. Bradley. D. Powell. C. Funk. A. Hansen. B. Inman.
P. Berg, D. Smitli, J. Kemer, M. Peltier, S. Pettis. THIRD ROW: B. Sladek, S. Potter. D. McCandless. C. Pence. M. Hauff,
K. Long, L. Englstrom, V. Wojan, J. Dinwiddie, K. Smith, J. Wilcox, S. Sweet. A. Potter, L. Custer. FOURTH ROW: Mrs.
Novak, Advisor, T. Otis, J. Hamilton, S. Brady, C. Crain, P. McDonough, S. Szudzik. M. Brown. K. Fiedorek. J. Belfy. D.
Boss, R. Wiklanski, E. Dhasleer, J. Schuch, V. Peters, C. Potter, G. Anderson, E. Buday, M. Emmons.

Pep Club

The biggest and busiest club this year at
CHS was the Pep Club. They boosted school
spirit with class competition, pep meetings,
after game dances and the Morp. A first for
the Pep Club was the addition of boys into
their membership.

FIRST RCW: L. Wolschleger, S. Haertter, M. Straw, H. Verbeek. N. Ballard, B. Inman, S. Ka\-ner, M. Brown. L. Ance. T.
Goldstick, D. Bascom. SECOND ROW: K. Lieberman, S. Austin, T. Wood. D. Martin. M. Wallace. Mrs. Fassett, Advisor.
Mr. Morgan, Ad\dsor, P. Rader, K. Jones, T. Ohmer, J. Wilcox, M. Goss, R. Pearl, T. Alger. THIRD ROW: S. Pettis. C.
Klooster, C. Smith, S. Cellner, M. Cunningham, S. Way, C. Russell. D. Marme. M. Berths, K. Fiedorek. G. Bamum. E.
Can, J. Schuch, L. Ormsby, B. Wiklanski. D. Boss, G. Berg. J. Carey. FOURTH ROW: J. Potter. K. Smith. B. Sladek. D.
Wagner, S. Smdzik. K. Csterberg, B. Forbrig, L. Wasoski, P. Carey. L. Kmeger. C. Funk, A. Carey, S. Luedke. FIFTH ROW:
W'. Skelton, S. "Wolgamott, R. Slone, A. Hansen, T. Phelps, D. McKenzie. J. Wilson. N. Fochtman, D. Bartlett. J. Kotesky,
J. Warner, X. Niartin, D. Patrick, M. Staley, D. Cunningham.

S.L.A.A.M. . .

aides to adventure

Tlie members of the Student Librarian's
Assistants Association of Michigan, better
known as SLAAM, were again on dutv^ in the
C. H. S. library' during 1970-71. Each girl,
working a minimum of one hour a day, helped
Mrs. Mudge keep the library running smooth-
ly. Aside from the regular meetings, mem-
bers also attended tlie l-'all and Spring Region-
al meetings, and sold popcorn at the home
basketball games to raise money for the State
SLAAM meeting held in Ann .Ai'bor during
April, which 13 members attended. Members
are: N. Ballard, reporter, K. EXibey, M.
May, secretary, M. Borths, M. May, S.
Kayner, vice-president, E. Currie, presi-
dent, M. Dixon, treasurer, R. Donaldson, T.
Schantz, historian, B. Novotny, R. Browe.

Org. /1 13

Debate/ Forensics

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Swimming at Weber's; State Finals Forensics Trip, Ann Arbor.

Junior Varsity Debaters.

linalists in the AuCres-Sims Invitational Forensics Tournament.

Varsity Debaters.

First and Second place winners in Forensics Districts.

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Org. /115

Taming Of The
Shrew

One 01 the activities involved with Debate- Forensic s
is the production of a one act olav for competition. This
vear's entry was "The Tair.ing of the Shrev;" by Shake -
spear which brought home an excellence av:ard for
Sherry Austin.

Cast: Baprista-Rick Hedrick; Katherina- Sherry Aus-
tin; Dianca-Cathi Baldwin; Petruchio -Steve Kantola;
Lucentio-Jim Wilson; Hortensio-Ron Bindi; Grum-ella-
Xikki Ballard; Maria-Kris Osterberg; Student Director-
Sue Ka^Tier,

-z. 115

■'■.■M

An Evening Oj One- Acts

''The Importance Oj Being Earnest''

Vor the second year in a row the CHS Forensic Team
put together a series of one -acts. 'Die program is a money
raising project and hopefully acquaints the community with
one of the various aspects of public speaking and perform-
ing arts in which the students are involved.

CAST

Algernon Moncrieff Ron Bindi

Lane Rod Slone

Jack Worthing Jim Wilson

Lady Bracknell Shelly King

Gwendolen Xancy Fochtman

Miss Prism Pam Alspaugh

Cecily Cardew Lisa Wasoski

The Rev. Dr. Chausuble . .Steve Kantola
Gertrude Trudi Goldstick

OTS./117

An Evening Of One-Acts

The Lottery'

"The Lottery" was district first place winner in mul-
tiple reading and was dramatized for the purpose of "An
Evening of One-Acts".

Mr. Martin
Mr. Hutchinson
Mrs . Dunb ar
Ivlrs. Watson
Miss Bessom
Old Man Warner
Belva Summers
Joe Summers
Tessie Hutchinson
Davy Hutchinson
Children

Villagers

Org./118

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Working Hard

To Keep C.H.S.

Running Smoothly

There are many hidden factors in the operation and
running of a high school. Those people who perform the
many everyday acts we rarely find out about, are actual-
ly the only ones who understand how complex this job can
be at times. Vane Smith has played many roles to us l3e-
sides that of Principal, including counselor and teacher.
In trying to keep the 400 plus occupants of C. 11. S. in line
as well as dealing with administrative problems, he has
endeavored to run our school with a firm but fair and un-
derstanding hand.

One person who understands this better than most is
Mrs, Joanne Grubaugh. With the aid of office assistants
Sandy Cellner and Terri Wood, Mrs, Grubaugh has solves
many problems we've brought to her in our year at
C. H. S. , as well as handling the mountains of paperwork
which always seem to accrue in the office.

To these people who have helped us during our school
years, we would like to say Tliankyou,

Adm. /121

Helping To Pattern

Vocational tducation, TCP-^fc■. John N&lls, Building Trades; Mr. Robert

Cook, Distributive Education: ^&. James Jinsk\". Vocational Drafting;

^■S^s. Sandra Fassett, Business Education; and ^Ixs. Janet Cdmark. Home

Economics.

Social Sciences, ABC\"E-Mr. Dale Surge. World History*: Mr. Don Carey.

U.S. tSston.'; and ^6■. Nelson Green. U.S. Government.

Pli\-5ical Education, RIGHT-^&. Xorman Prcbert and ^i5. ^!:a^ie

Osterberg.

Adm. '122

Our Future Years

\

Matin and Sciences, TOP-Nlr. Bruce Morgan. Biology and
Eartli Science; Mr. Edwin Crook. Algebra; Mr. James Jen-
sen, Chemistry' and Physics; and Mr. Glen Taylor. Geometn-.
Algebra II, and Advanced Math.

Art and Music, LEFT-Mr. William Murray, Art; Mr. C.A.
Odmark, Concert and Symphony Bands; and Mr. Garv- Stuz-
man, Marching Band.

English and Languages, ABOVT-Mrs. Marion Kohn, Academic
Fjiglish I and General English I; Mrs. Frances Novaik, Latin
and Geometry-; Mr. Gordon Robinson, Academic English II,
General Englisli 111, and Speech I; Mrs. Cher\-1 Conrad,
Academic English I\' and Spanish; Mrs. Connie Ford,
Journalism, Speech II (Debate/Forensics), and General
English II.

Ad. /123

Armed with the
resources of the
C. H. S. counseling
center. Dr. William
Ratigan strives to
help our students
reach a solid compre-
hension of their abili-
ties and goals. As
well as administering
multitudes of stan-
dardized tests to un-
derclassmen, he is
also available to all
students who need ad-
vice, on any matter
from college to
careers.

Perpetuating Enlightenment

^■1 ~/ %. M

With the help of assistants Mrs.
Marguerite Currie and Mrs. Maxine
Bergman, our steadfast librarian, Mrs.
Joy Mudge stands ever ready to stem the
flow of demands showered upon her by
the students of C. H. S. From ordering
materials for term papers to collecting
overdue book fines, she never -the -less
is sincere in her devotion to the library
and her students.

Adm./124

Food . . . Health
Services

Food services are performed by
Marie Blissett and V. Wright undervar-
ying conditions this year. Trying to find
just what CHS students wanted for lunch
seemed to be the stumbling block. Along
with the Administration, the cooks gave
CHS its first a la carte lunch. Mrs.
Blissett was also awarded honors for
her long service in food services this
year.

Mrs. Jean Miles serves the Charleviox High School as school nurse, looking after
all those aches and pains we seem to get on test days along with tlie real- live emer-
gencies. Her efficiency and care are necessary in every school.

Adm. /125

Adm. /1 26

Maintenance

And
Transportation

Schools must have teachers, administra-
tors and students but they must also have
maintenance and transportation personel to
function smoothly. Probably the two most un-
sung and thankless jobs in the school system
yet more than to those students and teachers
who function within the high school walls.
Thank you to those who cleaned our halls and
got the busses through one of the worst win-
ters in this schools history. The maintenance
personal are: Mrs. Williams, Mr. Helms, Mr.
Potter, Mr. Thomure.

Due to a breakdown of
our camera we were unable
to photograph the entire
bus personel. They are
however; Bud Heeres, M.
Boss, M. Cudd, H. De-
Young, A. Smith, A.
Thorp, G. \\'olgamott, B.
Sladek, D. Russell, A.
Bearss, J. Bearss, D. Boss,

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Senior Index

ALSPAUGH, PAMELA--Band 1-3; Class
Officer, pres. 2; Debate 3,4; Flash
Staff 4; Forensics 4; Homecoming Com-
mittee 3; Latin Club 1, 2,4; Forensics
One Act Plays 4; Pep Band 2, 3; Prom
Committee 3; Ski Club 1-3; Ski Team
1-3; Pep Club 1,2,4.

ANCE, LAUREL--Band 1, 2; Campus Life
4; Cheerleader 2; Debate 4; Flash Staff
4; Forensics 4; F. T. A. 1, 2; G. A.A. 4;
Gymnastics 1,2,4; Majorette 1; Foren-
sics One Act Plays 4; Ski Club 1-4; Ski
Team 1-4; Spanish Club 2,4; Pep Club
1.2.4.

ANDERSON, GEORGE- -Campus Life 4;
Football 4; Latin Club 4; Track 2-4;
Junior Honor Guard 3.
AUSTIN, SHERYL— Annual Staff 3;
Band 1-4; Cheerleader 1-4; Flash Staff
2-4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4;
Forensics 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4;
Forensics One Act Plays 3, 4; Pep Club
4, Officer, pres. 4.
AVERY, JOSEPH- -Basketball 2; Co-op
4; Football 2; Snowmobile Club 4.
BALDWIN, CATHERINE--Annual Staff
3, 4; Debate 3, 4; Drama Club 1 , 2;
Drama Club Play Cast 2, "The Groom
Said No"; Flash Staff 3,4; Forensics 2-4;
Gymnastics 1; Homecoming Committee
2, 3; Forensics One Act Plays 3, 4; Prom
Committee 3; Ski Club 1-3; Ski Team
2; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1,2.
BALLARD, NICOLE' —Band 1 -4; Betty
Crocker Award 4; Debate 4; Drama Club
3; Forensics 4; Latin Club 1; Library
Staff 2-4; Mixed Chorus 2; Forensics One
Act Plays 4; Pep Band 4; SLAAM 2-4,
reporter, 4; Pep Club 4; Marching Band
4; Government Day Section Leader 4;
Operation Bently 4.
BARNTUM, GRETCHEN--G.A.A. 4;
Spanish Club 4; Student Council 1; Pep
Club 1,4.

BERGMANN, MICHAEL--Band 1, 2;
Basketball 1-3; Football 1, 2; Gym-
nastics 1; Homecoming Committee 1;
Varsity Club 1,2.

BERGMANN, THOMAS— Basketball 1,
2; Football 1-3; Co-captain 2; Ski Club
2-4; Ski Team 3, 4; Spanish Club 1;
Track 2; Varsity Club 1-4; Vocational
Ed 4; Class Basketball 3, 4, Captain 3, 4.
BERGMANN, WILLIAM— Basketball 1,
2; Football 1, 2; Ski Club 2; Track 1;
Vocational Ed 3, 4.

BINDI, RONALD--Basketball 1-3; De-
bate 4; Football 1-4; Forensics 3,4;
Latin Club 1, 2, 4; Forensics One Act
Plays 4; Track 1 -4; Varsity Club 1 -4;
Wrestling Team 4; Government Day
Secretary 4.

BOGART, RICHARD— Vocational Ed 4.
BRADLEY, CONNIE DROST--Campus
Life 1-3; Pep Club 1, 2; Latin Club 1;
Mixed Chorus 1 .

BRADY, J. KRIS--Campus Life 3,4;
Co-op 4; Drama Club 1, 2, Officer,
sec. 1; Drama Club Play Cast 1, 2; Flash
Staff 4; G.A.A, 4; Latin Club 4; Library
Staff 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Office Staff
1, 2; Ski Team 4; Student Council 2;
German Club 1, 2, Officer, vice-pres.
1; Science Club 1,2, Officer, vice-
pres. 2; High Stepper's 2.
BROWE, RUTFL^NN— F.H. A. 1,2,4,
Officer, 2; Flash Staff 4; Glee Club 2;
Library Staff 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1;

SLAAM 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Pep Club
1,2.

BROWN, MARC1A--Annual Staff 4;
Band 1-4; Campus Life 4; Class Officer,
sec. 1; G.A.A, 4; Homecoming Com-
mitee 4; Homecoming Court 4; Home-
coming Queen 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 4;
Majorette 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep
Band 4; Prom Committee 3; Snowmobile
Club 4; Pep Club 1,4; City Band 1-4.
CELLNER, SANDRA— Band 1-4; Campus
Life 2-4; F.T.A. 1,2; Gymnastics 1;
Pep Band 4; Prom Committee 3; Snow-
mobile Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4, Officer,
sec. 4.

CORRADl, DANIEL- -Football 2;
Forensics- 3.

CUNNINGHAM, DARLENE— Band 1-4;
Campus Life 2-4; Pep Band 3, 4; Prom
Committee 3; Snowmobile Club 4; Pep
Club 4; Marching Band 2-4.
CUNNINGHAM, MARLENE— Band 1-4;
Campus Life 2-4; Pep Band 4; Snow-
mobile Club 4; Pep Club 4; Marching
Band 4.

CUNNINGHAM, MITCHELL- -Band 1, 2;
Basketball 1; Campus Life 3,4; Football
1-4, Co-captain, 4; Snowmobile Club
4, Officer, pres. 4; Track 3; Varsity
Club 3, 4.

CURRIE, ELIZABETH- -Band 1,2; Campus
Life 4; Drama Club 3; Exchange Student
(Paraguay) 3; Forensics 4; Gymnastics 2;
Library Staff 2-4; SLAAM 2-4, Officer,
pres. 3, 4; Spanish Club 2-4.
DEPEW, DOREEN— Campus Life 3, 4;
Gymnastics 1 ; Mixed Chorus 1 .
DHASELEER, ALLEN— Vocational Ed
3,4.

DIXON, MARLENE- -Band 1; F.H. A, 1,
2, Officer, Song Leader 2; F. T. A. 1;
G.A.A. 4; Library Staff 2-4; SLAAM 2-
4, Officer, vice-pres. 3, treas. 4.
DOHM, JERRY--Debate 3,4; Drama
Club Play Cast 2, "The Groom Said No";
Flash Staff 4; Football 1; Forensics 3;
Forensics One Act Plays 3; Varsity Club
1.

DONALDSON, ROBERT— Basketball 1-4;
Football 1, 2; Library Staff 4; Snowmobile
Club 4; SLAAM 4; Spanish Club 1; Track
1,2; Varsity Club 1-4; Vocational Ed 4.
DROST, B. EDWARD— Band 1,2; Co-op
3; Football 1; Vocational Ed 4.
EGLER, KATHRYN- -Girls' Basketball
1-3; Campus Life 3; Class Officer 1;
Drama Club 2, 3; Drama Club Play Cast
2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1;
Forensics One Act Plays 1, 2; Prom Com-
mittee 2; Student Council 1, Officer 1;
Swimming Team 1-3; Bowling Team 1-3;
French Club 1, 2; Tennis Team 1, 2;
Baseball Team 1-3; Drill Team 1, 2.
ELZINGA, CHARLES— Band 1-4; Basket-
ball 2; Campus Life 2-4; Football 1;
Pep Band 2-4; Track 2-4; Varsity Club
1-4; Wolverine Boys' State 3; Junior
Honor Guard 3.

ELZINGA, TERRY--Basketball 1-3;
Football 1, 3, 4; Homecoming Com-
mittee 4; Prom Committee 3; Snow-
mobile Club 4; Ski Team 4; Student
Council 3, 4; Track 1-4; Varsity Club
2, 3; Wolverine Boys' State 3; Junior
Honor Guard 3.

FIEDOREK, KAY— Band 1 -4; Officer
1; Campus Life 3; Cheerleader 2-4;

Forensics 3, 4; F.T.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 4;
Homecoming Committee 3, 4; Honors
Band 3, 4; Latin Club 2-4; Forensics One
Act Plays 4; Student Council 2-4, Of-
ficer; pres. 4; Pep Club 1-4.
FOCHTMAN, DAVE— Campus Life 3, 4;
Football 1-4; Snowmobile Club 4; Ski
Club 1, 2; Varsity Club 1-4; Wolverine
Boys' State 3; Junior Honor Guard 3.
FOCHTMAN, NANCY— Band 1-3; Class
Officer, vice-pres. 2, pres. 3,4; De-
bate 3, 4; Flash Staff 4; Forensics 4;
Homecoming Court 4; Latin Club 1, 2,
4; Mixed Chorus 1; Forensics One Act
Plays 4; Prom Committee 3; Ski Club
1,2; Ski Team 1-3; Junior Honor Guard
3; Pep Club 1,2,4.

FOF^RIG, GARY--Annual Staff 4; Band
1-4; Homecoming Committee 4; Pep
Band 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2; Ski Team 3, 4;
Track 1,4; Varsity Club 1; Wolverine
Boys' State 3; Jiuiior Honor Guard 3;
Government Day Section Leader 4.
GIGG, SANDRA— Annual Staff 3,4,
Editor 4; Class Officer, treas. 4; Debate
4; F.H. A. 1-3, Officer, reporter 3;
Flash Staff 4; Forensics 3, 4; Latin Club
1, 2; Library Staff 2-4; Forensics One
Act Plays 3, 4; Prom Committee 3;
SLAAM 2-4; Officer, State Historian
3; Pep Club 2.

GILL, DAVID--Football 1-3; Ski Club
1-3; Ski Team 1-3; Track 1, 2; Varsity
Club 2, 3; Vocational Ed 3,4.
GILL, LAURA MARTIN--Co-op 4;
F.H. A. 2; F.T.A. 1; Ski Club 2.
GOLDSTICK, TRUDI--Band 1-3; De-
bate 4; Drama Club 3; Exchange Stu-
dent (Brazil) 3; Flash Staff 3, 4; For-
ensics 4; F.T.A. 2; Forensics One Act
Plays 4; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 4.
GOSS, MARI--Annual Staff 4; Band 1,
2; Flash Staff 4; Ski Club 1, 2; Ski Tean
2; Pep Club 1,4.

GRIEF, BERTA--Debate 2, 3; Foreign
Eschange Student (Brazil) 4; Paper Staff
1; Forensics 4; Gymnastics 1-4; Mixed
Chorus 2, 3; Student Council 1.
HANSEN, ANNETTE- -Band 1-4; Campi
Life 3, 4; Cheerleader 2-4; Class Office
sec. 4; F.T.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 4; Officei
pres. 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 4, Officer, sec
2; Ski Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; City
Band 3,4; D, A. R. Award 4.
FiAWKINS, MICKEY— Band 1-3; Girls'
Basketball 4; Snowmobile Club 4.
HEDRICK, ERIC--Band 1-4; Class
Officer, treas. 3; Debate 3; Drama Clu
2; Football 2; Forensics 2, 4; Homecom-
ing Committee 2; Honors Band 2-4; Mi:
ed Chorus 1-3; Forensics One Act Plays
4; Pep Band 1-4; Student Council 2;
Track 2; Weightlifting 3; Wrestling Tea
4; Tachi Karate Club 3; Chess Club 2, 3
Science Club 1; International Music
Festival 2, 3; Superior Band Award 1-3;
Bowling 3; Japanese Culture 3; Lab
Assistant (Chemistry) 2; Black Belt Wad(
Ryu Style Karate 3; City Band 4; Jazz
Band 4.

HENLEY, PENNY--Band 1-3; Pep Club
1-4; Gymnastics 2; Homecoming Com-
mittee 4; Prom Committee 3; Ski Club
2.

HERZOG, BARBARA --Annual Staff 3;
Debate 4; Drama Club 3; Flash Staff 3,
4; Forensics 4; Forensics One Act Plays

4; Spanish Club 2.

HIMEBAUCH, LLOYD--Basketball 1 , 2j
Kitchen Staff 1,2.
HOFFMAN, RONALD--Forensics 4.
INMAN, F. ELIZABETH- -Band 1-4,
Officer, pres. 4; Annual Staff 4; Class
Officer, vice-pres. 3; Flash Staff 4;
F.T.A. 1,2; Homecoming Committee
4; Homecoming Court 4; Latin Club 4;
Pep Band 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Ski
Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1-3, Officer,
sec. 3; Student Council 4, Officer,
sec. -treas. 4; Junior Honor Guard 3;
Government Day Section Leader 4; Pep
Club 1-4.

JACKSON, TERRI--Campus Life 4; Co-
op 4; Drama Club 1,2; F. H. A. 4,
Officer, Historian 4; Library Staff 2;
Snowmobile Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4.
JONES, CATHERlNE--Co-op 4; Latin
Club 1, 2; Library Staff 2; Office Staff
2; Snowmobile Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,4.
KAYNER, SUELLEN— Annual Staff 4;
Campus Life 3, 4; Class Officer, pres.
1, treas. 3; Debate 4; Forensics 4;
Latin Club 2, 4; Library Staff 1, 3, 4;
Forensics One Act Plays 4; Prom Com-
mittee 3; SLAAM 3, 4, Officer, vice-
pres. 4; Regional Science Fair 1; Pep
Club 4; Junior Honor Guard 3; Govern-
ment Day Section Secretary 4; Operation
Bently 4.

KERNER, JOHN--Campus Life 4; Latin
Club 4.

KIMBLE, DAVID--Campus Life 3,4.
KING, MICHELLE— Band 1-3, Officer,
1; Debate 4; Drama Club 1; Drama Club
Play Cast 1; Flash Staff 3,4; Forensics
4; G.A.A. 1; Girls' Basketball 1; Glee
Club 1, 2; Gymnastics 1; Mixed Chorus
2; Forensics One Act Plays 4; Pep Band
1; Prom Committee 3; Ski Club 3;
Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 2.
KLOOSTER, DIANE--Band 1-4; Campus
Life 3,4; F.T.A. 1, 2; Latin Club 1,2,
4; Majorette 4; Pep Band 4; Snowmobile
Club 4; Marching Band 2, 4.
KLOOSTER, JAMES--Band 1; Campus
Life 2-4.

KROLL, PAUL— Band 1 -4, Officer, 2;
Football 1, 2; Intcrlochen Summer
Scholarship 2; Pep Band 1-4; Varsity
Club 1, 2.

KRUEGER, LINDA— Glee Club 1; Pep
Club 1,4.

LEWIS, DEBRA MARSHALL--Co-op 2;
Debate 3; Flash Staff 3; Forensics 3;
Library Staff 3; Forensics One Act Plays
3.

LUEDKE, DORINDA— Debate 4; Drama
Club 2, 3; Drama Club Play Cast, "The
Groom Said No" 2; Flash Staff 2-4;
Forensics 3,4; F.T.A. 1; Forensics One
Act Plays 3,4.

LYONS, LAURIE--Annual Staff 2, 4;
Flash Staff 4; G. A. A. 4; Library Staff
2; Ski Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Latin
Club 1,2; F.T.A. 1. 2.
MARTIN, DONNA--Band 1-4; Campus
Life 2-4; Co-op 4; Mixed Chorus 1;
Snowmobile Club 4; Spanish Club 1; Pep
Club 1,2,4.

MATHENY, CINDY NnLLER--Band 1-3;
Co-op 4; F.T.A. 2; Gymnastics 1; Span-
ish Club 1 .

MAY, MARIAN --Library Staff 2-4;
SLAAM 2-4, Officer, treas. 3, sec. 4:
F.H.A, 1,2.

MAY, MARILYN--F.H. A. 1,2, Officer,
songleader 2; Hbrary Staff 2-4; SLAAM
2-4, Officer, historian 3.
MEGGISON, BRUCE— Basketball 1-4;

Co-op 4; Football 1-4, Co-captain 4;
Homecoming Committee 4; Student
Council 1,2,4, Officer, vice-pres. 4;
Track 1-4; Varsity Club 2, Officer,
vice-pres. 2; Wolverine Boys' State 3.
MOSORYAK, MARIANNE--Co-op 3;
Flash Staff 4; Forensics 4; G.A.A. 2, 4;
Girls' Basketball 1; Glee Club 1,2;
Gymnastics 1,4; Kitchen Staff 1; Mixed
Chorus 1, 2; Forensics One Act Plays 4;
Snowmobile Club 4; Girls' Track 1 .
NOVOTNY, BARBARA--F. H. A. 1,2;
Forensics 3; Library Staff 2-4; SLAAM
2-4, Officer, sec. 3, Regional SLAAM
pres. 3.

OHMER, PHILLIP--Football 1; Track
1, 4; Weightlifting 2, 3; Wrestling Team
1-4.

ORMSBY, LINDA --Library Staff 1-4;
Mixed Chorus 1; SLAAM 1-4; Pep Club
1,4.

OSTERBERG, KRISTINE— Annual Staff
3, 4; Cheerleader 2-4; Class Officer,
vice-pres. 4; Debate 3; Flash Staff 3,
4; Forensics 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Homecom-
ing Committee 4; Homecoming Court
4; Forensics One Act Plays 3, 4; Prom
Committee 3; Ski Club 2; Spanish Club
1-4; Pep Club 2,4.

OTIS, HOWARD— Band 1-3; Basketball
2; Football 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Pep
Band 3; Ski Club 2; Track 1; Varsity
Club 1-4; Wrestling Team 4.
OTMANOWSKI, CHARLES--Football
1-4; Vocational Ed 3,4.
PARSEL, PAMALA--Band 1-4; Campus
Life 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Girls' Basketball
4; Pep Band 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Pep
Club 3, 4; Girls' Track 2, 4; Jazz Band
4; Marching Band 2, 4.
PATRICK, DELLA--Co-op 4; Pep Club
4.

PEARL, ROBERTA--Band 1-4; Co-op 4;
Drama Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,4; G. A. A.
4; Girls' Basketball 4; Homecoming
Committee 4; Library Staff 1-3; Pep
Band 4; Prom Committee 3; Ski Club 1,
2; Ski Team 1, 2; SLAAM 1, 2.
PERRON, LEON--Basketball 1; Co-op 4;
Forensics 3; Forensics One Act Plays 3;
Track 1 .

PETERS, DORIANNE— F.H.A. 1,2,4,
Officer, sec. 3, vice-pres. 4; G.A.A.
4.

PETERSON, MARK--Co-op 4;
Gymnastics 1 .

PIZARRO, MARIA--Foreign Exchange
Student (Chile) 4; Spanish Club 4.
PLUMM, DAVID--Building Trades 4.
POP, LARRY--Football 1,2; Snow-
mobile Club 4; Track 1; Vocational Ed
3,4.

POTTER, JUDY--Band 1-4; Campus
Life 2-4; F.T.A. 2; Pep Band 4; Snow-
mobile Club 4, Officer, vice-pres. 4;
Pep Club 4; Marching Band 2, 4.
POTTER, RICHARD— Band 1,2; Basket-
ball 1; Campus Life 2-4; Football 2;
Latin Club 4.

POTTER, VICKI--F. H. A. 4, Officer,
parliamentarian 4.

PRZ^-BYLSKI, MICHAEL— Co-op 2,4;
Gymnastics 1; Mixed Chorus 1; V^ocation-
al Ed 3,4.

RADER, MARGARFT--Aimual Staff 3,
4; Band 1; Drama Club 3; Exchange Stu-
dent (Argentina) 3; Flash Staff 3, 4;
F.T.A. 1; G.A.A. 4; Homecoming
Committee 2; Latin Club 1; Library
Staff 2; Prom Committee 3; Ski Club
1-4; Ski Team 1; SLAAM 2; Spanish
Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 4.

SAVINAINEN, TUIRE--Campus Ufe 4;
Foreign Exchange Student (Finland) 4;
G.A.A. 4; F. H. A. 3.
SLLPH, TIMOTHY--Basketball 1, 2;
Co-op 3,4; Snowmobile Club 4.
SKELTON, WFJ^DE— Band 1-3; Co-op
3; Mixed Chorus 2; Pep Band 1-3; Prom
Committee 3; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club
4.

SKIPPERGOSH, JOYCE— Co-op 4; Pep
Club 4.

SLONE, RODERICK— Debate 4; Football
1,2; Forensics 3,4; Golf Team 1; Foren-
sics One Act Plays 3,4; Track 2.
SMALLEY, LINDA— Campus Life 2, 3;
G.A.A. 4; Glee Club 2; Gymnastics 1;
Mixed Chorus 2; Ski Club 1 .
SMITH, CONNIE— Band 1-4; Pep Band
4; Snowmobile Club 4, Officer, sec.
4; Pep Club 4.

SMITH, DEBRA--Band 1-4; Flash Staff
4; Latin Club 1,2,4, Officer, pres. 4;
Pep Band 4; Student Council 1; Pep Club
4; Jazz Band 4; Marching Band 4; State
Solo Ensemble 2-4.
STALEY, DONNA--Annual Staff 2-4,
Editor 4; Band 1-4; Class Officer, treas.
1 ; Flash Staff 3, 4; Forensics 4; G. A. A.
4; Girls' State 3; Girls' Basketball 4;
Library Staff 2; Forensics One Act Plays
4; Pep Band 2-4; SLAAM 2, 3; Spanish
Club 1-4.

SWANSON, KEVIN— Basketball 1-4;
Football 1-4, Co-captain 4; Track 1, 2;
Varsity Club 1-4; Vocational Ed 3,4.
SZUDZIK, SHELLEY--Annual Staff 4;
Band 1-4, Officer, treas. 1; Class Of-
ficer, treas. 2; Co-op 3; Exchange Stu-
dent (Netherlands) 3; G.A.A. 4; Home-
coming Committee 4; Latin Club 2-4;
Pep Club 2-4.

THUSS, DEBORA--Co-op 4; Mixed
Chorus 1; Pep Club 4.
VERBEEK, HARM--Campus Life 4;
Foreign Exchange Student (Netherlands)
4; Snowmobile Club 4; Soccer 1-4.
VETTLNG. JEFFERY

VREELAND, ROBERT--Basketball 1 . 2;
Flash Staff 4.

WAY, SANDRA--Band 1-4, Officer,
sec. 4; Campus Life 2-4; Mixed Chorus
1; Office Staff 3; Pep Band 4; Spanish
Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2,4.
WESTENBROEK, KURK--Basketball 1-
4; Campus Life 2-4; Class Officer, vice-
pres. 1; Football 2,4; Latin Club 1,2;
Track 1-4; Varsity- Club 1-4; Junior
Honor Guard 3.

WHITLEY, FAYE--Campus Life 2; Drama
Club 3; F.H.A. 2,4. Officer, pres. 4;
Latin Club 1 .

WIKLANSKl. BARBARA — F.T.A. 1;
Latin Club 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club
4.

WILSON, HAROLD--Band 1-4. Student
Director 4; Debate 4; Forensics 3, 4;
Homecoming Committee 4; Honors Band
3, 4; Intcrlochen Summer Scholarship 3;
Forensics One Act Plays 4; Pep Band 2-
4; Track 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 4, Officer,
treas. 4; Jazz Band 4; Cross Country- 1.
WOOD, NnCHAEL--Basketball 1; Foot-
ball 1,2; X'ocational Ed 4.
WOOD, TERI--Annual Staff 3, 4; Band
1-4, Officer, sec. 1; Cheerleader 2, 3;
Forensics 4; F. T. A. 1,2, Officer, vice-
pres. 2; G.A.A. 4; Homecoming Com-
mittee 3; Office Staff 4; Pep Band 4;
Prom Committee 3; Snowmobile Club
4; Spanish Club 2-4, Officer, vice-pres.
4; Pep Club 1.2,4, Officer, vice-pres.
4; Junior Honor Guard 3.

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We the Rayder staff wish to thank all those who assisted in making this
a successful yearbook. An extra thanks must go to all those organizations
and students who supplied us with those special activities pictures and the
Charlevoix Courier for sports action shots which we were unable to obtain
on our own. Official photographer for the 1971 Rayder was Luciano of
Petoskey.

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THEPETOSKEYOILCO

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Express Their Very

Best Wishes

To The Class Of 1971

PETOSKEY OIL COMPANY
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Porter Street
Petoskey, Michigan

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